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South Dakota School of Mines men’s and women’s basketball teams ran into two verysolid Black Hills State squads this past Thursday in not only a Dakota Athletic Conference matchup but also a big rivalry contest at the King Center in Rapid City

By Brad Blume
Sports Information Director
South Dakota School of Mines
RAPID CITY --- The South Dakota School of Mines men’s and women’s basketball teams ran into two very
solid Black Hills State squads this past Thursday in not only a Dakota Athletic Conference matchup but
also a big rivalry contest at the King Center in Rapid City.
Both the Yellow Jacket teams were ranked nationally. The Lady Jackets had the N0. 10 ranking in the Div.
II NAIA Top 25 coaches poll last week while the BHSU men were in ninth place.
In the women’s bout, it was a tale of two halves as the Yellow Jackets won the first-period battle, 47-27,
but the Lady Hardrockers fought back in the second half and were able to cut the 20-point deficit down
to seven points at one point as SD Mines outscored BHSU, 36-28 over the 20 minutes. The hump was
just too high to get over however as the Yellow Jackets escaped with a 75-63 victory.
Individually for the Hardrockers, Bethany Holyoak (a junior from Moorcroft, Wyo.) paced the team with
18 points, eight rebounds and three blocks. Teammates Jerika Ihnen (sophomore from Tea, S.D.) and
Stephanie Bjustrom (sophomore from Algona, Iowa) both contributed with 10 markers. The Hardrockers
had a very impressive eight blocks in the game. Along with Holyoak’s three, Ihnen was credited with
two, Loryn Schuetzle (sophomore from Pierre, S.D.) collected two and Leah Sundby (junior from
Williston, N.D.) recorded one.
The Hardrockers record now stands at 6-13 on the season and 2-3 in conference play and tied for fifth
place in the DAC standings. SDM will next see action Friday and Saturday as the Hardrockers welcome
Jamestown College and Valley City State.
Men’s Basketball
RAPID CITY --- Thursday’s matchup between Black Hills State and South Dakota School of Mines had
been hyped all week prior to the game --- so much so that Goodell Gymnasium had seen the most fans
in quite a number of years in a sellout crowd.
“We had a great crowd and a great college game atmosphere,” said Hardrocker men’s head coach Jason
Henry. ��It was an exciting game for the guys to be a part of, and overall I think we kept our poise and
played pretty well.”
It was a game in which the No. 9 ranked Yellow Jackets went head-to-head with the formerly 21st ranked
Hardrockers. Add in the fact that it was a rivalry game and atmosphere and the recipe was perfect for a
top-caliber game.
In the end, it was a game of runs and unfortunately for SD Mines, it was the Jackets that came away with
the final charge as the won the bout, 64-57.
BHSU jumped out to a 33-22 halftime advantage, but the second half saw the Hardrockers erase that
margin and take the lead on several occasions over the final 20 minutes. The Hardrockers put up 35
points to BHSU’s 31 but couldn’t get themselves in position as time expired.
“It was defiantly a game of runs,” Henry said. “For us only to score 22 points in the first half really hurt
us.”
Individually for the Hardrockers, junior Robbie Fedor (Monticello, Minn.) led the charge for his team
with 13 points while Brandon Smith (Amenia, N.D.) added nine and Carl Johnson (Rapid City, S.D.) and AJ
Trennepohl (sophomore from Lubbock, Texas) both chipped in eight.
After winning 11 straight games which tied a school record, the Hardrockers have now dropped three in
a row. The bad part about that is the three losses have all been conference games. SD Mines is 13-6 on
the season and 2-3 in conference play and are now fourth in the DAC standings. The ‘Rockers will be
looking to get back to their winning ways this weekend when they host Jamestown College and Valley
City State.
B2CableTV.com Adds Collegiate Sports To Lineup
43 Channels of Collegiate Sports Available on New Broadband Cable Network
Dallas, TX. --- B2 Networks today announced the launching of 43 channels dedicated to collegiate
athletics on B2CableTV.com, a free 24-hour cable-style network dedicated to broadcasting sports and
entertainment to viewers worldwide. Just as digital cable offers the choice of multiple channels on home
television, the technological innovation of B2CableTV.com will allow fans and consumers to watch
hundreds of TV style programming channels on the internet.
NCAA and NAIA athletics are featured among the 43 new channels available immediately at
www.B2CableTV.com . Viewers can select type of sport, specific conference or NCAA division. Sports
featured among the new channels include football, basketball, hockey, volleyball, soccer and many
other collegiate athletic contests all available for viewing free of charge on the new broadband cable-style
network. Every conference partnering with B2 Networks will have the option to create their own
individual channel to broadcast games, show features and interviews from their university members and
promote upcoming events.
"B2 Networks is proud to debut all our new college channels to the existing lineup on B2CableTV," said
Greg P. Bell, B2 Networks Founder and CEO. "The technology resulting in B2CableTV is our latest
innovation in broadband broadcasting and will allow viewers to watch TV style programming from each
of our partners. Consumers will now be able to access and watch their favorite and unique Sports and
Entertainment programming anywhere in the world 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on B2CableTV."
Programming of college athletics will feature the biggest games from the previous week as well as live
special events and great moments from B2 partner schools and conferences. All events can be viewed
exactly as previously broadcast on B2 Networks and will be chosen for the new network by Conference
Commissioners, Athletic Directors and Sports Information Departments.
To access programming visit www.B2CableTV.com and click the tab labeled for the specific sport or
team. Viewers will need a high-speed Internet connection and a current version of Microsoft Windows
Media Player to watch the Network. All events are free of cost and available 24 hours a day.
"The addition of all the new collegiate programming would not be possible without the efforts from
our NCAA and NAIA partners," said Bruce LeVine, B2 Networks Senior Vice President."With the current
lineup, fans can now view their own favorite teams and schools plus view content from around the
country at their convenience at no cost to the consumer."
B2 Networks is a premier provider of reliable and secure international television and pay-per-view
broadcasting systems. B2's installed technologies and worldwide network of arenas, stadiums, local
venues and data centers are currently in use to distribute live sports and events to personal computers,
television screens, mobile devices and commercial venues around the world. Working with professional
sports leagues, teams, NCAA and NAIA conferences and member institutions, B2 Networks has
established itself as a leader in innovative global direct to home, mobile and television broadcasting. For
the B2 Networks' Programming Guide visit www.b2tv.com or for 24 hour, cable style programming
access www.b2cabletv.com .

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By Brad Blume
Sports Information Director
South Dakota School of Mines
RAPID CITY --- The South Dakota School of Mines men’s and women’s basketball teams ran into two very
solid Black Hills State squads this past Thursday in not only a Dakota Athletic Conference matchup but
also a big rivalry contest at the King Center in Rapid City.
Both the Yellow Jacket teams were ranked nationally. The Lady Jackets had the N0. 10 ranking in the Div.
II NAIA Top 25 coaches poll last week while the BHSU men were in ninth place.
In the women’s bout, it was a tale of two halves as the Yellow Jackets won the first-period battle, 47-27,
but the Lady Hardrockers fought back in the second half and were able to cut the 20-point deficit down
to seven points at one point as SD Mines outscored BHSU, 36-28 over the 20 minutes. The hump was
just too high to get over however as the Yellow Jackets escaped with a 75-63 victory.
Individually for the Hardrockers, Bethany Holyoak (a junior from Moorcroft, Wyo.) paced the team with
18 points, eight rebounds and three blocks. Teammates Jerika Ihnen (sophomore from Tea, S.D.) and
Stephanie Bjustrom (sophomore from Algona, Iowa) both contributed with 10 markers. The Hardrockers
had a very impressive eight blocks in the game. Along with Holyoak’s three, Ihnen was credited with
two, Loryn Schuetzle (sophomore from Pierre, S.D.) collected two and Leah Sundby (junior from
Williston, N.D.) recorded one.
The Hardrockers record now stands at 6-13 on the season and 2-3 in conference play and tied for fifth
place in the DAC standings. SDM will next see action Friday and Saturday as the Hardrockers welcome
Jamestown College and Valley City State.
Men’s Basketball
RAPID CITY --- Thursday’s matchup between Black Hills State and South Dakota School of Mines had
been hyped all week prior to the game --- so much so that Goodell Gymnasium had seen the most fans
in quite a number of years in a sellout crowd.
“We had a great crowd and a great college game atmosphere,” said Hardrocker men’s head coach Jason
Henry. ��It was an exciting game for the guys to be a part of, and overall I think we kept our poise and
played pretty well.”
It was a game in which the No. 9 ranked Yellow Jackets went head-to-head with the formerly 21st ranked
Hardrockers. Add in the fact that it was a rivalry game and atmosphere and the recipe was perfect for a
top-caliber game.
In the end, it was a game of runs and unfortunately for SD Mines, it was the Jackets that came away with
the final charge as the won the bout, 64-57.
BHSU jumped out to a 33-22 halftime advantage, but the second half saw the Hardrockers erase that
margin and take the lead on several occasions over the final 20 minutes. The Hardrockers put up 35
points to BHSU’s 31 but couldn’t get themselves in position as time expired.
“It was defiantly a game of runs,” Henry said. “For us only to score 22 points in the first half really hurt
us.”
Individually for the Hardrockers, junior Robbie Fedor (Monticello, Minn.) led the charge for his team
with 13 points while Brandon Smith (Amenia, N.D.) added nine and Carl Johnson (Rapid City, S.D.) and AJ
Trennepohl (sophomore from Lubbock, Texas) both chipped in eight.
After winning 11 straight games which tied a school record, the Hardrockers have now dropped three in
a row. The bad part about that is the three losses have all been conference games. SD Mines is 13-6 on
the season and 2-3 in conference play and are now fourth in the DAC standings. The ‘Rockers will be
looking to get back to their winning ways this weekend when they host Jamestown College and Valley
City State.
B2CableTV.com Adds Collegiate Sports To Lineup
43 Channels of Collegiate Sports Available on New Broadband Cable Network
Dallas, TX. --- B2 Networks today announced the launching of 43 channels dedicated to collegiate
athletics on B2CableTV.com, a free 24-hour cable-style network dedicated to broadcasting sports and
entertainment to viewers worldwide. Just as digital cable offers the choice of multiple channels on home
television, the technological innovation of B2CableTV.com will allow fans and consumers to watch
hundreds of TV style programming channels on the internet.
NCAA and NAIA athletics are featured among the 43 new channels available immediately at
www.B2CableTV.com . Viewers can select type of sport, specific conference or NCAA division. Sports
featured among the new channels include football, basketball, hockey, volleyball, soccer and many
other collegiate athletic contests all available for viewing free of charge on the new broadband cable-style
network. Every conference partnering with B2 Networks will have the option to create their own
individual channel to broadcast games, show features and interviews from their university members and
promote upcoming events.
"B2 Networks is proud to debut all our new college channels to the existing lineup on B2CableTV," said
Greg P. Bell, B2 Networks Founder and CEO. "The technology resulting in B2CableTV is our latest
innovation in broadband broadcasting and will allow viewers to watch TV style programming from each
of our partners. Consumers will now be able to access and watch their favorite and unique Sports and
Entertainment programming anywhere in the world 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on B2CableTV."
Programming of college athletics will feature the biggest games from the previous week as well as live
special events and great moments from B2 partner schools and conferences. All events can be viewed
exactly as previously broadcast on B2 Networks and will be chosen for the new network by Conference
Commissioners, Athletic Directors and Sports Information Departments.
To access programming visit www.B2CableTV.com and click the tab labeled for the specific sport or
team. Viewers will need a high-speed Internet connection and a current version of Microsoft Windows
Media Player to watch the Network. All events are free of cost and available 24 hours a day.
"The addition of all the new collegiate programming would not be possible without the efforts from
our NCAA and NAIA partners," said Bruce LeVine, B2 Networks Senior Vice President."With the current
lineup, fans can now view their own favorite teams and schools plus view content from around the
country at their convenience at no cost to the consumer."
B2 Networks is a premier provider of reliable and secure international television and pay-per-view
broadcasting systems. B2's installed technologies and worldwide network of arenas, stadiums, local
venues and data centers are currently in use to distribute live sports and events to personal computers,
television screens, mobile devices and commercial venues around the world. Working with professional
sports leagues, teams, NCAA and NAIA conferences and member institutions, B2 Networks has
established itself as a leader in innovative global direct to home, mobile and television broadcasting. For
the B2 Networks' Programming Guide visit www.b2tv.com or for 24 hour, cable style programming
access www.b2cabletv.com .

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